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It is my understanding that Exchange 2003 won't allow for sharing/viewing public calendars on the web with OWA and that this functionality wasn't added until Exchange 2007. Is this correct? <br />
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As a side note, we aren't too worried about elegant but more interested in function. 
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It is my understanding that Exchange 2003 won't allow for sharing/viewing public calendars on the web with OWA and that this functionality wasn't added until Exchange 2007. Is this correct?

As a side note, we aren't too worried about elegant but more interested in function.

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No, the opposite actually.<br />
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2003 has Public Folders in OWA. &nbsp;2007 didn't at first but they added it later.
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No, the opposite actually.

2003 has Public Folders in OWA.  2007 didn't at first but they added it later.

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We reside in a building with the county. We go over the the same managed switches, but have tottally different domains and different IP structure. The county has a public folder they would like us to be able to view. Is there any known way to make this happen??? &nbsp; (DMZ/etc.)
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We reside in a building with the county. We go over the the same managed switches, but have tottally different domains and different IP structure. The county has a public folder they would like us to be able to view. Is there any known way to make this happen???   (DMZ/etc.)

Sharing a Exchange public calendar

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.